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• Dennis Prager: What Preoccupies the Left? What Preoccupies the Right?
• News of the Weird by Chuck Shepherd: Bright Ideas
• Argus Hamilton: The News in Zingers
• Tom Purcell: It's later than men think
• Paul Greenberg: Selfies
• Cal Thomas: Jay Leno: Mr. Nice Guy
• Nat Hentoff: Bringing 'joy of learning' to biggest school system in U.S.
• Byron York: New coverage cuts portend more problems with Obamacare
• Rich Lowry: The unbelievable idiocy of the 'War on Women'
• A. Barton Hinkle: The retributionist case for limited government
• Mona Charen: Will Anyone Watch Tonight's Speech? Why?
• Michael Gerson: Obama breeding distrust of liberalism
• Jack Kelly: Immigration simplification
• Wesley Pruden: No sex, please, we're Republicans
• Debra J. Saunders: The War on 'Rich' People
• David Limbaugh: Obama Needs to Do Less Finger-Wagging and More Apologizing
• Thomas Sowell : The Inequality Bogeyman
THINK TOONS
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• John Deering BONUS!
• Bill Day
• Glenn Foden BONUS!
on psychology
Simple tested techniques to help you send out the proper signals for business, dating and other areas of life
reality check It's no longer just Israel
on law Supreme Court blocks contraceptives rule for religious groups.
controversy! Christians defy Muslim majority
consumer intelligence The gains, benefits that might not be that obvious
in the money How to Think Outside the Bank
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Marilyn Penn: No Gifts Please
Neil Steinberg: Modern trial of an ancient matricide
Andrew Malcolm: Obama angers U.S. friends, but his bid to ruin relations with Canada is doomed
News of the Weird by Chuck Shepherd: Robo Medicine; Democracy Blues
• Argus Hamilton: The News in Zingers
Christine M. Flowers: O Captain! My Captain! Our fateful troth (& hairdo) is done
Nat Hentoff: At last, parent resistance to collective standardized tests
Diane Dimond: Kids and Guns and Public Safety
Paul Greenberg: The death of the editorial (It was done in the conference room with a dull knife)
Jack Kelly: Feminism's brightest lights prove poor fit as leaders
Cathy Young: Make politics less toxic? Start by discounting Dem report on gender inequality
David Shribman: The paradox of secrecy
Bernard Goldberg: Has the NSA Gone Too Far?
George Will: Political exhibitionism: State of the Union is full of sound and fury
Rabbi Hillel Goldberg: Does the Bible believe in slavery?
Caroline B. Glick: Canadian PM Harper is latest to fill leadership vacuum, the world -- including Washington -- be damned
David Ng Monuments Men gallery to open at National WWII Museum
Lisa Gerstner: After the Target Data Theft: What all consumers need to know now
Kimberly Lankford:How to Minimize Taxes When You Inherit an IRA
The Kiplinger Washington Editors: 8 Things That Will Cost Less in 2014
The Kosher Gourmet by Betty Rosbottom Robust and hearty, grilled sausages and braised red cabbage with apples is a soothing duo that's simple, fast, and inexpensive
Dr. Reuven Berko: How the lies of 'Lawrence of Arabia' continue to put the West in peril
Evan Halper: Surprising advocate for spy groups
Jessica Bock Think homework can help your kid's grade? Think again
Hilary Meyer: Cutting back on processed foods easier than you might think
Kimberly Lankford: Income Limits for Roth Contributions in 2014
Steven Goldberg: Get Ready for Rising Rates
The Kosher Gourmet by Diane Rossen Worthington With velvety texture, creamy consistency this easy to make soup delivers great flavor without extra calories
Chief Rabbi Dr. Warren Goldstein: Missing the Message
Caroline B. Glick: Allies don't let allies destruct
Suzanne Fields Sharon, Israel and Jewish Wry
Mark Z. Barabak: A RINO in Frisco
Joy Taylor: 14 IRS Audit Red Flags
Geoffrey Mohan: Procreating dad? Study suggests your baby is what you eat
The Kosher Gourmet by Noelle Carter Not your ordinary weekend breakfast! Prepare to flip for these absolutely heavenly lemon ricotta pancakes
John Rossomando: Radical Syrian Cleric Secures US Vi$a Despite Endorsing Suicide Bombings, Targeted Killings
Deborah Netburn Don't forget your grande latte: How caffeine improves your memory
Harvard Health Letters: Is hormone therapy safe again?
Kiplinger's Personal Finance Editors: The Best of Everything
Kimberly Lankford: 10 Financial To-Dos for 2014
The Kosher Gourmet by Dana Velden Three Sisters Empanadas make for insanely tasty snacking on the go but are just as satisfying to sit down to for a simple dinner
Jonathan Tobin: Assessing Sharon's Complex Legacy
Alex Safian: Ariel the Evil: Falsehoods as Fact Already Aplenty
Harvard Health Letters How to avoid dangerous drug interactions
Lee Lawrence: Degree of doubt: Has the bachelor's degree lost its edge and its value?
Erin Burt: 10 Job Hunting Myths
Kiplinger's Personal Finance Editors: Learn the Ins and Outs of Long-Term-Care Insurance
The Kosher Gourmet by Nealey Dozier Slow cooker Cheesy 'Baked' Spinach and Mozzarella Rigaton will fool even an Italian nonna
Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski: Not fully human: Reconsidering man as a spiritual being
Caroline B. Glick: Sadly, 'Spring' is still in the air
Charles Krauthammer: Fighting academic bigotry
Batsheva Sobelman: Fighting academic bigotry
Melissa Healy: DNA sequencer raises doctors' hopes for personalized medicine
Monte Morin: Scientists experiment with money laundering --- no, really!
The Kosher Gourmet by Joshua E. London and Lou Marmon: A classic curative cocktail --- Hot toddy: A remedy for a, or the, cold
Rabbi Yonason Goldson: The Death Watch: Are you ready for the end of time?
Caroline B. Glick: Obama/Kerry using limitless leverage to emasculate Israel
Steven Goldberg: The Five Best Bond Funds for 2014
Melissa Healy: This diet -- even without weight loss -- lowers chances of Type 2 diabetes by 40 percent
Ending identity fraud can be done in the blink of an eye?
Italy forced to allow 'hernames'
The Kosher Gourmet by Diane Rossen Worthington: Cold Weather Pesto, a Cozy Condiment for Your Kitchen
Rabbi Steven Pruzansky: An America that is no longer cannot stay that way: Religion, politics past & present
OOPS! 'Palestinian' envoy accidentally kills self, reveals illegal arsenal
Ex-Israel PM Sharon faces 'imminent' death: hospital
Cameron Huddleston: Best and Worst Buys of January 2014
Steven Goldberg: The Five Best ETFs for 2014
Deborah Netburn: Not merely space cadets
The Kosher Gourmet by Betty Rosbottom: Chocolate Caramel Mousse with Candied Peanuts: Simple to prepare. Makes an unusual garnish. Rich and indulgent
Rabbi Dr. Tzvi Hersh Weinreb: Creature Feature
Caroline B. Glick : The New York Times destroys Obama
David Muhlbaum: 10 Weird Ways States Tax You
Jeffrey R. Kosnett: What to Ask a Financial Adviser
Michael Picco, M.D.: Mayo Clinic Medical Edge: Gallstone treatment rip-off, not without risk
Scott Gold : 71 years after a baby girl's birth, her mother gets a gift
The Kosher Gourmet by Megan Gordon: Moroccan-Spiced Carrot and Sorghum Soup is creamy, hearty and chewy -- all, amazingly, without feeling overly heavy. There will be no leftovers
Judi Light Hopson, Emma H. Hopson and Ted Hagen: How to raise emotionally healthy children
Caroline B. Glick : Obama has killed America's freedom agenda
Erin Burt: Five Steps to Negotiating a Raise
Carolyn Bigda: Best Stocks of the Nasdaq 100 in 2013
Steven A. Porter, M.D.: Acid reflux: You can calm the fires of heartburn
Harvard Health Letters: 7 ways to make doctor visits more successful
Everything's Relative by Jordan B. "Gorf" Gorfinkel : Celebrating delusional Jews
The Kosher Gourmet by Dana Velden: Make high end creamy Italian restaurant dish, risotto, at home for pennies --- and in under 15 minutes
Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski: Transformation in the true reality: The Battle Between Body and Soul
Caroline B. Glick : Kerry isn't just another fool masquerading as a wise man. He's dangerous
Michael Gerson: The war on Christians
Ryan Ermey: How to Invest Like a Millionaire
Erin Burt: 7 Career Killers
Sharon Palmer, R.D.: When your body fights weight loss: Despite cruel metabolic 'trick,' you can still bet the bulge
Jewz in the Newz by Nate Bloom : New Christmas Hit-Jewish Songwriter: Kennedy Center Honors (Billy Joel, more); and New Movies-Videos!
The Kosher Gourmet by John La Puma, M.D.: JDressed up with shallots, artichoke hearts, olives, goat cheese and mozzarella; sprikled with oil and sea salt, focaccia is the perfect canvas for culinary experimentation
Andrew Silow-Carroll: Where the truth lies
Ken Dilanian: A spy world reshaped by Edward Snowden
Batsheva Sobelman: Parents who lash out at children can stunt brains, researchers say
Janet Bodnar: Secrets to Marital and Money Bliss
Diana Cullum-Dugan, R.D., L.D.N.: Secrets to Marital and Money Bliss
Diana Cullum-Dugan, R.D., L.D.N.: When food is a headache: Know common triggers for migraine
Cameron Huddleston: 5 Steps to Hiring a Tax Pro
David Wharton: Village People singer doesn't want 'Y.M.C.A.' used in Olympics protest
The Kosher Gourmet by John La Puma, M.D.: Just what the doc ordered: Chicken Tortilla Soup amps up the flu fighters and the flavor in your kitchen
Rabbi Yonason Goldson: Moses and the Staff of Leadership
Caroline B. Glick: The Left against Zion
Alfred Lubrano: Parents who lash out at children can stunt brains, researchers say
Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine editors: 24 Stocks for 2014
Eleanor Laise: A Good Year to Give Appreciated Stock
Aimee Blanchette: The beard as fashion statement keeps growing
The Kosher Gourmet by Diane Rossen Worthington: Portabella Mushroom, Tomato and White Bean Ragout: A Cozy Stew perfect for fussy food-loving vegetarians --- and the rest of us
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